Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-21
THE SUNDAY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE, No. IL, PEARL STREET.
Delivered BY carrier IN nny part Of the city at
twenty cents per week.
II. W. TnToN. Manager.
TELEPHONES;
DUeIrHss OFFICE. No. a
NIuBr EpITon No. 2a.
MINOR MENTION.

N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Shoes, Shoes Shoes,
At Adams, All Broadway.
Reiter, tailor. Fall goods cheap.
Adams will sell shoes cheapest for 20
days.
Remember. Adams when you are ready
to buy school shoes.
A special reduction in prices for 90
days at Adams shoe store.
II. Shoemaker has sol d q number OF
lots in Freny's addition to Omaha par
ties.
Fine coupes for ladies calling. VIM
Lewis, telephone 1913. Office 4l0 Broad
way.
Machine OIL needles. embroidery silks,
publications, etc. Domestic agency 105
Main.
Peter McCallnet, an old soldier, yester-
day received his pension, the amount
being the snug little sum Of $l,l31.
A. ID. Portlock and Sarah Atkinson, of
Villisca, were yesterday afternoon mar
ried by Squire Briggs in his office.
The outbuildings back Of the new court
house should be attended to, as the nuis-
ance is a terror to all in that vicinity.
Emma Dye, daughter of Sylvester Dye,
of Macedonia died yesterday morning
take place to-day.
The funeral of Miss Edith Grahl will
take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the residence of the family, corner of
North Sixth and Mynster streets.
The republican state convention opens
In Des MOines on Wednesday next and
the railroads will carry those wishing to
attend, at one fare for the round trip.
A real estate deal was recently made
through the agency of j. &. Upton by
which G. j. Colby becomes the owner Of
anumber of lots in Fleming L. DAVIS
addition.
In the shoot at the driving park, out of
possible 10, DIR. West made straight
score, j. j. Shea took IL and NJ B. Brown
10. In the pigeon shoot, out of % Har-
din scored 20 and Shea 10.
The degree team of Hawkeye lodge
Odd Fellows went to Malvern last eve.
ming for initiatory work and to visit their
brethren in that locality. They will re.
turn this morning.
As Judge Aylesworth's time is occu.
pied on the index to the city ordinances
compiled by him and City Attorney
Holmes, he will not reach a decision in
the case in which Justice of the Peace
Schawrz sues the county for his fees.
The only passenger elevator in the city
btaEIS III WIFI u iblT patronage. IL is 10.
Gated in the Brown building, and hag ag-
gregated the past week 1874 trips day.
Other elevators will now come into use,
as 1t appears that there is public demand
for them.
N. E. Tyson, who failed to get re-
elected janitor of the high school build
ing. seems sadly disappointed and is try
ing to get the board to reconsider its ac-
tion by circulating petition asking for
his reinstatement. 1t is much easier
to get signers to any petition than to get
the petition granted. MIR. Tyson has lit
tie occasion to complain about being ia.
vOred with public appointments, for he
has been in service in different positions
for many years.
Work Is progressing fairly on the new
county court house. One Of the ceilings
Of the court rooms is decorated and the
decoration of the other will be finished
Monday. The slate has arrived for sthe
tower and this will be put up on next
week. There Is as large force of car.
penters and masons at work as can we'll
be used to advantage. It is expected
that the building will be ready for oc-
cupancy by the first of January.